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- First reviewOctober 5, 2008
- Last reviewDecember 29, 2011
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ParIiah Is a must see
PostedDecember 29, 2011
Waffleman
from San Francisco, CA
I hope you have the good fortune of having this film come to a theatre near you. Walk a mile in the shoes of Pariah and gain an understanding of humanity. Embrace your individuality and celebrate diversity in all it's incarnations. Fill your life with diversity.
Yes, I recommend this movie.
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Must See Film
PostedJuly 18, 2010
Waffleman
from San Francisco, CA
This film was so well done. The acting, and screenplay were so poignant. This film will make you laugh and cry. Definitely an adult film. This is a terrific story about love in all it's incarnations. Sometimes familiar and sometimes thought provoking. This story never leaves you bored or feeling like it is predictable.
Yes, I recommend this movie.
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When you've got lemons you make lemonade
PostedMay 17, 2009
Waffleman
from San Francisco, CA
This was a beautiful film. Loved Hiam Abbass, what a beautiful actress with such talent. This is a simplified version of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict.
Let women work it out.
Yes, I recommend this movie.
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Poetic trip to self discovery
PostedOctober 5, 2008
Waffleman
from AMERICA
Firstly, that house on the beach with the tides lapping at it's front door. Then the raging hurricane that accompanies the raging emotional hurricane of change taking place in both the characters lives.
This was a powerful film for a lot of us seeking to weather the storm which is life and learning to be human and respect that humanity in ourselves and others.
For some of us (mostly women) learning to be in relationship and not lose sight of our own growth and self worth can be challenging especially when we are parents. For others (mostly men) we don't know how to nourish a relationship or our children so that it nourishes us emotionally.
This was a powerful film for a lot of us seeking to weather the storm which is life and learning to be human and respect that humanity in ourselves and others.
For some of us (mostly women) learning to be in relationship and not lose sight of our own growth and self worth can be challenging especially when we are parents. For others (mostly men) we don't know how to nourish a relationship or our children so that it nourishes us emotionally.
Yes, I recommend this movie.
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